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Girl with the Dragon Tattoo remake has same badass heroinenew

Nothing in David Fincher's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo quite lives up to the menacing, ambiguous, death-metal rapturous credit sequence that opens the director's adaptation of the best-selling Stieg Larsson novel of the same name.
Charleston City Paper  |  Felicia Feaster  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoonew

Master director David Fincher leans on music-video stylistics in this disappointing adaptation.
Orlando Weekly  |  Justin Strout  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

The Artistnew

A delightfully speechless tribute to the golden age of film.
Orlando Weekly  |  Justin Strout  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

Spielberg's Adventures of Tintin is surprisingly funnew

With The Adventures of Tintin, Steven Spielberg remembers that even if you make a movie that isn't about that much, at least make it an exciting, awe-inspiring movie about not that much.
INDY Week  |  Craig D. Lindsey  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

With War Horse, Spielberg makes his WWI movienew

Steven Spielberg adeptly captures the transitional nature of the Great War, one of the last fought with horses and swords.
INDY Week  |  Neil Morris  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

The American Girl with the Dragon Tattoonew

David Fincher's remake of Girl remains as cold as its Swedish winterscape, but the actors frequently appear to be mechanically hitting their marks, often in conspicuous proximity to product placement.
INDY Week  |  Neil Morris  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

Review: 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'new

David Fincher's take on the first book in Steig Larsson's trilogy is dense, stylish and gripping. Be ready for some horrifying images.
NUVO  |  Ed Johnson-Ott  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

Silence is Goldennew

A French kiss to Hollywood's golden age.
Boise Weekly  |  George Prentice  |  12-22-2011  |  Reviews

In Young Adult, Charlize Theron Doesn’t Want to Grow Upnew

A toxic spin on all of those cutesy chick flicks where career girls yearn for marriage, the latter film is the convention-busting story of semi-slovenly, semi-slatternly 37-year-old Mavis Gary (Charlize Theron), who is hellbent on busting up a marriage.
Charleston City Paper  |  Felicia Feaster  |  12-15-2011  |  Reviews

Charlize Theron Plays a Selfish Writer in Young Adultnew

This movie is about a stupid woman behaving very badly, and it's rebelliously free of redeeming values.
INDY Week  |  Nathan Gelgud  |  12-15-2011  |  Reviews

Tintin is Box-Office Goldnew

"Billions of bilious blue blistering barnacles."
Boise Weekly  |  George Prentice  |  12-14-2011  |  Reviews

A Remake by Any Other Name: David Fincher Takes One for the Team

David Fincher can do a great re-make. Now, let’s hope he never does one again.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  12-12-2011  |  Reviews

Crowd-Pleaser Cameron Crowe Does the Thing He Does

Cameron Crowe casts a heart-warming cinematic spell that will milk many a tear from its widespread target audience.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  12-12-2011  |  Reviews

Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journeynew

A documentary on the man behind Elmo could've been a fluff piece. Turns out it's one of the year's best films and a heartfelt exploration of the creative process.
NUVO  |  Sam Watermeier  |  12-12-2011  |  Reviews

In Take Shelter, Michael Shannon Defines Slow-burn Agonynew

Set in a rural Ohio of backyard rubbish piles and church suppers, Take Shelter is a skin-crawling heartland thriller in which visions of disaster haunt family man Curtis (Michael Shannon).
Charleston City Paper  |  Felicia Feaster  |  12-08-2011  |  Reviews

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